nazi party

Kurt Weill's "Street Scene," a blend of opera and musical, will be staged with a Baltimore twist by Peabody Opera Theatre at the Modell-Lyric Performing Arts Center.

Making concessions to Hamas would only embolden it.

What can be done to one person can be done to any person.

Michael Peroutka is white, smart, and rich, but it's doubtful that many of his potential constituents have used their advantages in the way he long has: to advance a militant theocratic agenda.

Arabs will never accept Israel's right to exist

America has a moral responsibility to victims of persecution and violence

Claiming Israel wants to wipe out Palestinians is a lie that, told often enough, gets believed.

Looking out toward the shore of Bush River while traveling on Route 40, just south of Aberdeen, is a community that made history 75 years ago. We used to call it Belcamp; now it is called Riverside.

If President Obama fought terrorism with the same zeal he devotes to "climate change," the terrorists might be the ones retreating, not America, Cal Thomas writes.

Seventy years ago today, more than 100,000 American, British and Canadian troops landed on a fortified section of French beach as they began what Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower called "a great crusade" to liberate France and the rest of occupied Europe from the Germans.

This evening (Friday) in downtown Havre de Grace, 5 to 9 p.m.

At the Charlestown retirement community in Catonsville, Harper Griswold, Howard McNamara, Harold Rummel and Bill Swanner, to remember what they accomplished — and those they lost.

Harford County held a veterans' muster in Bel Air Saturday, an event designed to get Harford and Cecil county veterans connected with the appropriate services, as well as to honor veterans of the Vietnam War era and women who served during the World War II, Korean War and Vietnam eras.

"A people without history is like the wind on the buffalo grass" is a saying attributed to the Sioux tribe of Native American Indians. What The Aegis has done throughout its existence that began in 1856 is make sure the people of Harford County are not "like the wind on the buffalo grass" by recording local history.

Some things are binary. They either are or they aren't. You can't be sort of pregnant or partially certifiable; it's one or the other — like being a Yankees or a Red Sox fan.

Harford County Public Library rolled out the red carpet for teens and their families at the Abingdon Library on March 14 at a special screening and awards ceremony for the teen Film This! Book Trailers contest.

U.S. and its European allies badly underestimate Putin's ambitions

Leo Bretholz' leap of faith

Leo Bretholz, a Holocaust survivor who became a major voice in the campaign to gain reparations from companies who transported victims to concentration camps during World War II, died Saturday in his sleep at His Pikesville home. He was 93.

With signs in the hall saying "Carson 2016" and "Run Ben, Run," Dr. Ben Carson doubled down on some of his most controversial statements in a speech Saturday at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Maryland.

Why is the U.S. supporting Ukraine's 'fascist' coup?

Ukrainians will have to got to war to expel Russian invaders

It's been more than 70 years since WWII, and only now is the French government negotiating with the U.S. to provide compensation for Holocaust victims of railway company SNCF's deportation. Until they properly acknowledge their role in the Holocaust and take full responsibility, the people of Maryland should not allow their tax dollars to be used to help the company expand its business here.

Anti-Russian prejudice wins the gold

Where were the 'Monuments Men' when the U.S. invaded Iraq?

A program at The Walters honors two local men who helped recover thousands of priceless artworks stolen by the Nazis before and during World War II

Former governor is a hypocrite when it comes to matters important to Jews

Olympics organizers erred (as they often do) by awarding games to Russia

A reverse Heil Hitler known as the quenelle is spreading over the Internet like an underground Twerk, with fans of the comedian who developed it posting images online of themselves doing the move in front of synagogues and Holocaust memorial sites.

Art collector Mera Rubell selects 19 local artists to participate in prestigious group shows in Manhattan and Washington.

Katherine E. Rafalko, who was a retired Stella Maris nursing supervisor who had been a World War II Army nurse and treated Battle of the Bulge casualties, died of heart disease Monday at her Timonium home. She was 91.

The threat of socialism is greatly exaggerated

Newly discovered artworks recall a despotic regime's desperate fear of the creative spirit

Richard Wagner's great-grandson Gottfried Wagner discusses his role in the development of 'Lost Childhood,' an opera by Janice Hamer and Mary Azrael that will be performed Nov. 9.

Wagner's great-grandson was an inspiration

Emily Velelli, who survived the Holocaust and later immigrated to Baltimore, where she worked as a seamstress, died Tuesday of breast cancer at her Pikesville home. She was 100.

Julia Andree Delbourgo, who hid from the Nazis in wartime France and, after immigrating to the U.S. with her family, taught French in Baltimore private schools, died of cancer Sept. 7 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson.

A ring once owned by Adolf Hitler fetched $65,725 at an online auction Tuesday.

The intertwined history of the Jewish Reches family of Mount Washington and Greenspring and the Roman Catholic Staszczak-Wrobel family of Poland is extraordinary, and extraordinarily inspiring.